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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein catch up with Towson football head coach Rob Ambrose to discuss the 2021 season, look ahead to 2022 and get his assessment of the fast-changing landscape of college sports and the toll it takes on coaches.
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Towson defensive lineman Sam Gyeni picked up football by chance at Quince Orchard High School. Now, it’s his passion in life. “I love the competition. I love the brotherhood, the family that comes with it, and this is a fun game to play,” Gyeni said.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Towson football coach Rob Ambrose about the impact of not playing this past year and how the Tigers are preparing for the season ahead.
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For athletes who are recovering from injuries, like Towson defensive back Jamal Gay and linebacker Ricky DeBerry, the COVID-19 pandemic has just been another wrinkle in their return to competition.
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Towson University will not play an intercollegiate football schedule during the 2021 spring season and will instead prepare for the traditional 2021 fall season.
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Towson defensive lineman Tibo Debaillie was poised to have his best season as a Tiger this fall — until COVID-19 altered those plans. Now, he’s staying ready in his native Belgium.
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Towson football head coach Rob Ambrose says the death of George Floyd made him think about his own privilege in ways he hadn’t before. “I told [my players], ‘I’m not good enough. I didn’t listen well enough. I’m not a good enough ally. I haven’t learned enough.’ And I need to get better.”
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Towson football head coach Rob Ambrose about whether there will be a season this year and how the pandemic could impact Division I programs that don’t have the luxury of playing in 80-100K seat stadiums.
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While Towson football is hosting virtual meetings for spring football, coach Rob Ambrose says the team’s “No. 1 thing every week is academics … and making sure that they’re all staying on schedule because we are clearly in unprecedented academic territory.”
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